Backyard Wrestling 2 There Goes the Neighborhood is a great wrestling game of this franchise.
Unlike the previous game, Backyard Wrestling Don't Try This At Home. This second installment has actually improved overwhelmingly and so is the music. The sequel got proper character customization where you can finally create a character by customizing hair, skin, face, size height, and clothing including accessories from the shop instead of finding a character model and reskinning it.
The controls in the game improved and were almost very easy to use I favorite the weapon grapples, environmental moves, and super specials and of course arenas may don't have a ring but most of the arenas are absolutely unique in their own ways.
The Career mode of the story is just only winning the game. All you have to do is win the $1,000,000 prize and become BYW World champion by getting 3 little belts that are Eastern, Western, and Northern champions. Career mode has repetitive tasks which make it a little more stressful rather than enjoyable.
And even the roster is kind of big. Each and every single character only focuses on getting the million-dollar prize and the Insane Clown Posse in the game gave me death threats to my character every time I win a title belt and showed upcoming characters that are only in the carnival rather than other venues which sounds like u\you just show death threats of jealousy then wait for a little longer to beat all 3 bosses in the final.
In conclusion, I am going to give 9 stars for this game. It may be not perfect for Def Jam Fight For NY but it's still a great game to play. If you want to try something new and underrated then play this game that brings in the Neighborhood.
Unlike the previous game, Backyard Wrestling Don't Try This At Home. This second installment has actually improved overwhelmingly and so is the music. The sequel got proper character customization where you can finally create a character by customizing hair, skin, face, size height, and clothing including accessories from the shop instead of finding a character model and reskinning it.
The controls in the game improved and were almost very easy to use I favorite the weapon grapples, environmental moves, and super specials and of course arenas may don't have a ring but most of the arenas are absolutely unique in their own ways.
The Career mode of the story is just only winning the game. All you have to do is win the $1,000,000 prize and become BYW World champion by getting 3 little belts that are Eastern, Western, and Northern champions. Career mode has repetitive tasks which make it a little more stressful rather than enjoyable.
And even the roster is kind of big. Each and every single character only focuses on getting the million-dollar prize and the Insane Clown Posse in the game gave me death threats to my character every time I win a title belt and showed upcoming characters that are only in the carnival rather than other venues which sounds like u\you just show death threats of jealousy then wait for a little longer to beat all 3 bosses in the final.
In conclusion, I am going to give 9 stars for this game. It may be not perfect for Def Jam Fight For NY but it's still a great game to play. If you want to try something new and underrated then play this game that brings in the Neighborhood.
